The Straits Times, 5 September 1961

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    28 1 avikau i»aiiv < i it timi i» v\i iv< i i i»s 90.000 Mai* 1 4 fat*"* 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845. TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 5. 1961. 15 CENTS.
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    RAAYAT TAKE OVER
    1055 1 Back to good old 'gotong royong' spirit Razak starts up Phase Two of rural drive THE Deputy Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak bin Hussein, today launched Phase Two of the Government's rural development drive under which the raayat will take over responsibility for improving their kampongs. KUALA
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    River collision 21 missing
    168 1 River collision 21 missing SEARCH STILL GOES ON AT 1 A.M. ITIALA SELAXGGOR, Mon. Twenty-one people are reported missing following ;j collision between ;i paatenger Ixkjl and v longkang in the Bernam River •it 7 p.m. tonight The passenger boat I was carrying 40 peopie. all Chinese, including women and
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    Lock icon Minister to tour S-EA
    61 1 LONDON Mon.— Britain's i "travelling salesman." Mr. i Frederick Erroll. Minister ut I State. Board of Trade, is to investigate "increased competition" to British goods in South-East Asia including Singapore and Malaya, in 1 the course of the five-week trip he is to make there. He
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    Lock icon Cholera spreading: 3 die
    52 1 JAKARTA. Mon— There were Indications that cholera waa spreading through West Java. North Sumatra. West Borneo and Central Celebes, according to an Indonesian Health Ministry .spokesman today. Three people were yesterday reported to have died from cholera In Ban- doeng. West Java. Preventive measures have been
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    INVESTORS GET 50-50 OFFER IN CIGARETTE COMPANY
    1259 1  - INVESTORS GET 50-50 OFFER IN CIGARETTE COMPANY JOHN CALVER Rothmans factories for Malaya and Spore with local control By^ KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. JJOTII.MANS of Pall Mall, London, an inter national group of cigarette companies with ;i brilliant success record overseas, to day offered Malayan investors a 50-50 stake in a
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    Lock icon CHURCHILL IS UNHURT AFTER FALL
    77 1 CHURCHILL IS UNHURT AFTER FALL NICE. Mon. air Winston Churchill, who Is 86. Mumbled and fell on hi.-, hands and knees as he prepared iv climb the gangway up to ihe French Caravelle jet airliner taking him back to London from his Riviera holiday today. He got up Immediately and.
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    3 INJURED IN STORE ATTACKS
    150 1 SINGAPORE. Mou. Detectives here were tonight j investigating three separate i stabbing ca.ses. In the first MM, Jamil bin Mohamed Hussein. 26. a taxi driver was attacked by a gang >of five in Kampong Soopoo. i oIT Kallang. Later, at the hospital Jamil told police
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    Lock icon Dead 86 minutes
    32 1 NICOSIA. Mon.— A British i airn.-s i in Cyprus.- Junior Technician Derek Christian. j aged 24. was brought 'back ito life" 86 minutes after his heart stopped today.— Reuter.
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    Death fast in fourth week
    191 1 AMRITSAR. Mon. Tara Singh today completed the third week of his "fast unto death." looking cheerful and in apparent good health. His only nourishment since Aug. 15 has been water laced with salt. He has declared he will not abandon his fast unless his demand
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    Zahari ban: 'Security reasons'
    452 1 Zahari ban: 'Security reasons' I7UALA LUMPUR, 1V Mon. Inrhe Said i Zahari. former Editor of Utusan Melayu. was banned from entering the Federation as result of representations made by the Special Branch for security reason s. a Government statement said today. Inetie Said Zahari was stopped at Juiiore Bahru terday
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    LATEST
    39 1 RUSSIAN SNUB \l M..M— Mr I i.ipkn) Russian «l k urn li :n ti -I li.iij l.ilk m>\h i ttati in; nt oi v in ii. Millie -I, lIKI said ■mwrrrd "all qa< raiM <i bj i i
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    'Suicide squad'
    36 2 TOKYO. Mon- A 20-man "suicide squad" of Japanese farmers moved on to the target zone of the north Fuji range early this morning to try to prevent United States marines from holding firing practice.
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    Lock icon NEW NUCLEAR TEST OFFER TO RUSSIANS
    682 2 NEW NUCLEAR TEST OFFER TO RUSSIANS LET'S HA YE NO H-BOMB BLASTS IN AIR AND SAVE MANKIND FROM FALLOUT BRITAIN and the United States yesterday urged Russia to agree to prohibit nucleai tests in the atmosphere which could produce fall-out. Britain's Prime Minister, Mr. Harold Macmillan. and President Kenneay proposed
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    Lock icon KENYATTA (I HAVEN'T CHANGED) GETS BIG WELCOME
    141 2 KENYATTA (I HAVEN'T CHANGED) GETS BIG WELCOME MOMBASA. Mon. The Kenya nationalist leader. Jomo Kenyatta, received a tremendous reception from 25.000 Africans when he addressed his first political mretinjr in Mombasa yesterday after nine years in Jail and under restriction for managing the Mau Man terrorist movement. He told tlii
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    Lock icon BRITONS URGE U.N. DEBATE ON TIBET
    155 2 LONDON. Monday. SEVERAL members of the Tibet Society of Britain today urged that the question o* Tibet should be added to the agenda for the next session of the 1 In a letter published In the Times, the members, who Included Mt Clement Davies,
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    Foreign policy to dominate Labour's Blackpool talks
    261 2 Foreign policy to dominate Labour's Blackpool talks V T EARLY a quarter of the total ol resolutions tnat th e Biitish Labour Party will discuss at its annual conference next month deal with foreign policy and defence. Resolutions on Britain's entry into the European Common Market will al'o f occupy
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    Lock icon 700 accepted in Moscow varsity
    42 2 MOSCOW. Mon. Beven hundred students from nearly 70 countries have been accepted by the preparatory department of the Patrice Lumumba Friendship University here The university l s named after the first Prime Minister of the Congo.— Reuter
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    Lock icon SAMURAI, by SPORES KIM LIM
    92 2 I^I.M I.IM (or Shirley Lim Cheng Kirn as she was known in Singapore) holds her Samurai IMI, a wood creation 36in hish. at a private showing of the M Younc Sculptors exhibition at the Institute of Contemporary Arts cilleries in London. The exhibition, which will
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    Floods kill 600
    22 2 KATMANDU. Mon. Six hundred people died in .southwest Nepal as the result oi floods, according to -cports here yesterday.
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    Princess murder: 16 quizzed
    96 2 Princess murder: 16 quizzed BANGKOK. Mon. Police investigating the murder of Pri Luxami Lawan. 11. consort of former King of Thailand, have questioned 16 people. Including a member of the Princess's family. The Princess, elrirr sister of Prince Wan W.iii hayakorn. former Thai Foreign Minister and president of the United
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      245 2 l II L an 4*l a 11/ 10 1 iiAu A Lost year Willie Khoo was m line for the Malayan championship. Now he was taking a beating even in his own State. What was wrong? Why was he always off his game? 8019 wins l in straigM sets jß^jgi
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    Lock icon The Asians who may stay on
    108 3 fANBERRA, Mon. A number of Asian students who have married Australians have been given permission to stay here, an Australian Immigration Department spokesman said today. 2 was referring to a statement, reported to have been made by the Indonesian Education Minister, Professor Prijono. in
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    Lock icon Mr. K. at fair
    28 3 MOSCOW. Mon. Mr. Khrushchev visited the French national exhibition the first to be staged in Russia— at the Sokolnlki Park in Moscow today.— Reuter.
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    Lock icon RUSSIA USING NUCLEAR BLACKMAIL, SAYS BRANDT
    432 3 BERLIN, Monday. VffAYOR Willy Brandt, of West Berlin, said yester--ITI day that the Soviet Union has 'oegun a "policy of nuclear blackmail" which would oe a severe test for Western unity and firmness. I "It is not only an attempt to llauidate Berlin as
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    Lock icon 'Live' exercise near Jakarta
    37 3 JAKARTA. Mon. Largescale military exercises, with live ammunition, are being conducted at the Indonesian Air Force's Halim Perdanakusumah air base outside Jakarta ln connection with the Indonesian claim on Dutch-held West Irian.— Reuter
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    Lock icon Neutrals may ask Nikita, Kennedy: Meet
    758 3 BEHIND-THE-SCENES MOVE AT 24-NATION SUMMIT TALKS THE 24-nation non-bloc summit conference here was yesterday reported to be working behind the scenes on the draft of an appeal to the big powers to start relaxing international tension. Officials on a committee have been working into
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    Lock icon 'FREEDOM BEAUTIES' TO TILT AT TITLE
    143 3 'FREEDOM BEAUTIES' TO TILT AT TITLE SALISBURY (Southern Rhodesia), Mon. African "Freedom Sitters" will expand their campaign against racial barriers with "Freedom Beauties" picked to crack the white monopoly in beauty contests. Mr. Lovemore Chimonyo. key figure in the "Freedom Sitters" campaign, said yesterday his group will enter a bevy
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    Cholera: 3 die
    33 3 JAKARTA. Mon. Three people have died of cholera ln Bandoeng ln the past six weeks, and two more are incurably ill in hospital, the Mayor of Bandoeng. Mr. Prlatnakusumah, reported.
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    Lock icon PLASTIC BOMBERS PLOT: 26 HELD
    251 3 PLASTIC BOMBERS PLOT: 26 HELD pARIS. Mon. French police made fresh arrests during the night following the discovery of documents listing anti-government plotters believed responsible for most of the 1.000 plastic bomb incidents in France and Algeria this year. Three men seized last night were found to have 150 packets
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    Review of rents is urged
    631 4 QUESTION OF SUBSIDY TO HOUSING BOARD NOW BEING STUDIED BY THE GOVERNMENT SINGAPORE, Mon that subsidy to the Housing Board is necessary if rents are to be kept within what poor families can pay," the committee said. It stressed that It was Important that this
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    Education Minister opens Shell Traffic Game
    230 4 SINGAPORE, Mon. The Minister for Education. Mr. Yong NyMk Lin, said today that road safety lessons were now part of the school' curriculum in the State. AU schools learning road safety would take turns to make use of the Kallang Park safety first playground.
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    FINGERPRINTS LED TO CONVICTION
    155 4 SINGAPORE, Monday. TWO fingerprints a hawker. Seah Bok Keong, 32, left behind in a house in Chestnut Drive, led to his conviction today on a charge of housebreakinc He admitted two previous gftj« tpl^nHL ***** STI? l Z\£? JaUCd Me^Se^llce Lit Je «;«»c»-^ ir, th» gating
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    EXAM RESULTS
    26 4 SINGAPORE. Mon.— The fall list of results In the London Chamber of Commerce (Spring) 1961 examinations will be published in The Free Press tomorrow.
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    TWO WILL BE . CHOSEN FOR STUDY IN GERMANY
    166 4 TWO WILL BE CHOSEN FOR STUDY IN GERMANY SINGAPORE, Mon. The Ministry of Education has invited applications from Singapore citizens for two scholarships offered by the Government of the Federal Republic of Germany for the academic year 1962/63. Students intending to study science or technical subjects in Germany will be
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    Charge of murder
    94 4 SINGAPORE. Mon. The Assize Court was told today of a fatal stabbing incident at a Geylang coffeeshop in May when two young men went there with their friends to settle a quarrel. In the dock were Chiam Ah Thlam and Ong Alk Lai. accused of murdering Low
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    U.S. reception
    45 4 SINGAPORE, Mon.—Members of the Far East Mission of the National Editorial Association of the United States will be feted at a reception by the American Consul in Charge, Mr. Robert Doni hauser and Mrs. Donhauser, from 7 to 8.30 p.m. on Sept. 8.
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    AIR ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES
    295 4 THE following U today's actae- duJe of civil aircraft movements at Paya Lebar airport, Singapore. ARRIVALS BO AC: Prom Londou Beirut, ...hrem. Bombay. Colombo (BA 12) 4.40 pjn Qantaa: Prom Sydney Perth. Jakarta iQP 781) 235 pjn.; from Sydney. Darwin (QP 571) 5.10 p.m.; from Lonoon.
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    Raffles 'go slow' ends
    99 4 SINGAPORE. Mon. Work at Raffles Hotel was back to normal this afternoon when its 300 employees "as a sign of good gesture" suspended their six-day-old "go-slow." This followed a meeting held earlier between officials of the management and the Singapore General Employees' Union representing the workers.
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    DYAK PREJUDICE HOLDING UP MALAY LESSONS
    279 4 DYAK PREJUDICE HOLDING UP MALAY LESSONS KUCHING, Monday. POPULARITY of English and prejudices among Dyaks are holding up the teaching of Malay in Dyak primary schools, according to an official reIt said that there were advantages in teaching Malay as the language was widely used by the adult male population
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    Forum on freedom of the press
    117 4 SINGAPORE. Mon.— lnche Rahim bin Ishak. Political Secretary to the Ministry of Culture, is expected to put forward the Singapore Government's stand on freedom of the press when he speaks at a public forum on this subject on Wednesday. The forum on "Freedom of
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    Payment of rates
    60 4 SINGAPORE. Mon The Serangoon District Office at the junction of Jalan Hock Chye. Tampenis Road will make a district collection on Tuesday and Wednesday. Rates due to the Rural Board, property tax on houses. lands, rubber estates, nightsoil removal, trade refuse charges and piggery licences may be
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    Free film show
    27 4 SINGAPORE. Mon.— There will be a free film show by the Ministry of Culture at Kampong Chye Kay. Sembawang Road, at 7 p.m. tomorrow.
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      141 4 The Singapore Diary UNIVERSITY OF MALAYA artists at Brttiah Council. AmARCHAEOLOGICAL SOCIE- ber Mansion. Orchard Road. 10 TV: Talk on "Art and Archaeo- a.m. 8 pjn. logy In Cblna" by Mr. Lee Slow YOUNG WOMEN'S CHRISMoog at Eusoß College. 8 pjn. association (Raffle* SINGAPORE MEDICAL AS- Quay I Japanese Flower
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    SPA wants inquiry into water crisis
    523 5 SPA wants inquiry into water crisis WARNINGS GIVEN IN 1959, BUT WERE IGNORED BY PAP GOVT. SINGAPORE, Monday. T*HE Singapore People's Alliance has demanded that a commission A should be set up to inquire into the causes of the present "acute" water shortage in Singapore. In a statement, Dr. Thio
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    SOCIALISTS PICK MERGER TEAM FOR BORNEO
    229 5 SOCIALISTS PICK MERGER TEAM FOR BORNEO eral), Inche Omar Noordln (representing Party Rakyat) and Mr. V. David (representing the Labour Party). If Inche Ishak Is unable to go, Mr. K. Karam Singh (vice-chairman of the Front) will lead the delegation. KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. A FIVE-MAN delegation has been selected by
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    Women end a 3-day tour
    51 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Forty members of the Women's Institute, Trengganu. returned home this morning after a three-day civics tour here. An official of the Institute here said the tour gave them an opportunity to see the extensive developments which have taken place here In recent
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    Salon opening
    31 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon.— The Sultan of Selangor will open the 1961 Malaya International Salon of Photography at the British Council Hall here tomorrow. It will be open till Tuesday.
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    Siew Sin off to see research on natural rubber
    202 5 Siew Sin off to see research on natural rubber KUALA LLMPUR. Mon.— The Minister of Finance, Mr. Tan Slew Sin. left today for Britain, where he will make an intensive study of natural rubber research to meet the threat of synthetic. Mr. Tan is also going to Accra (Ghana), where
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    Burglars set fire to office
    92 5 ITANGAR, Mon. Frustrated burglars who entered the Kangar post office last night, but failed to steal anything, set fire to the premises before leaving Nearby residents saw smoke Issuing from the roof and raised an alarm. Firemen entered the buildIng and found a table, one
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    Dato Jackson of Johore
    67 5 In a report In yesterday's Straits Times headed, "Bid to cancel Election Falls In Court" a paragraph was so worded as to suggest that Dato D. C. Jackson appeared together with Mr. R. S. Boswell for the respondents (the Alliance Party) This is not correct. Dato
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    Cholera: No call for alarm
    166 5 SINGAPORE, Monday. SINGAPORE medical and health authorities are satisfied with measures recently introduced to prevent the outbreak of cholera in the State. I Dr. Ng See Yook. Director of Medical Services. Singapore, and City Health Officer. said today: "There Is nor cholera In Singapore at
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    Parties help revise poll names
    87 5 Parties help revise poll names I/DALA LUMPUR. Mon AH political parties In the Federation are helping to revise the electoral rolls to bring them up-to-date. Hajl Mustapha Albakri. chairman of the Elections Commission, said today. The revision started on Sept. 1 and will end on Oct. 12. During the 42-day
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    This year's Malayan tin output is unlikely to be exceeded
    371 5 NIALAYA'S output of tin this year, running at a Uttle under 55.000 tons. Is unlikely to be exceeded in the foreseeable future. The mining correspondent of the Far Eastern Economic Review, Mr. G. E. Pearson, says this In an article
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    AIRMAN WHO TRIED TO MEND IRON IS KILLED
    130 5 AIRMAN WHO TRIED TO MEND IRON IS KILLED DENANG. Mon. Flt-Sgt. L. W. Flfleld. chief RAF technician attached to the marine craft unit, Glugor Base, was electrocute;! yesterday afternoon Tvhlle repairing an electric iron at his house In Buklt Glugor. He was taken to the General Hospital but was dead
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    Timber loss
    25 5 KUCHING. Mon. Sawn timber worth $300,000 was destroyed by a flre In the Slmunjan district near here recently. The timber was awaiting export.
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    Legal Aid Bureau is helping lawyers, not competing with them
    453 6 rPHERE is growing fear among the legal profession that the Legal Aid Bureau is running in competition with the profession. The Legal Aid Bureau, which has raised this point in its latest annual report, says the fear is without foundation
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    TRADERS GET NOTICE OF NEW CUSTOMS DUTY PAYMENT PLAN
    239 6 TRADERS GET NOTICE OF NEW CUSTOMS DUTY PAYMENT PLAN rjUSTOMS duty on all imported and exported goods by sea at the port of Penang, irrespective of where they are landed or loaded, will have to be paid at the Penang Customs Office from Oct. 1. Export declarations on j 1
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    A Dayak notches second 'first'
    86 6 A Dayak notches second 'first ITUCHING. Mon. An ex- guerrilla fighter. Mr. Edward Brandah, 47. has become the first Sarawak Sea Dayak to head a government department. He is now thr superintendent of Sarawak's Prisons Department. Mr. Brandah, who fought the Japanese during the last war with Australian guerrillas, attended
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    Fraud charge
    36 6 SINGAPORE. Mon. Urn Huan Hee, 40. pleaded not guilty here today to criminal breach of trust of $50,000 worth of Chinese medicine belonging to Shlngmaa Medical Company. He was allowed bail until Sept. 13.
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    Bomb attempt on Emperor shocked whole of Europe
    1459 7 LOUIS NAPOLEON AS TARGET FOB ORSIHI'S TWiSTED PATRIOTISM ASSASSINS' BID OUTSIDE OPERA HOUSE IN PARIS WSk AT !> p.m. on the clear, frosty evening of January, 14, I<S.">B, a carriage containing Kmperor Louis Napoleon and Empress Eugenic of France rolled down the
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      206 7 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS river. Seldom Seen? (9). 1. Its a reduction In terribly n C ?V..in lueh ueoole *ra coo. curr>- lm ulkio. about! J^" •T^ premier (first man) to make motorway* possible (7). 8 waTima soult^3 5 10. The French muddle me with lgl l\ s wanUn alt
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    DEATH
    22 8 M M ../<<. tin i Wmimiim, LAPPAM -on lata Dl M»,k:» Cticllappai, Irfttna a hrolhfr Minnolv MakOpara Arni.nth^m f>*"*a auay *t lafTn..
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    172 8 M H,,,M, I/a (Minimum, MR ANO MRS K M .ir|. '..I \..1,1,n1> Klfti 'a mhf«. .ahli>f, vanrtMß. rrndri•tin. a< mnr nuitun in ..1 OR ano mri Naaaiataaa thank fi roi ikaaj .i.d Makaai •H aftrndrnir on aion «.i thnr i r apt aa MR3 V R. GANAPATMY IVCR 'hir.k
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  • The Straits Times Tuesday. September 5, 1961.
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      The Rural Test
      609 8 The tant.nes thai sounded last night lor the launching of the next phas ol tin rural development movement in Malaya and for the opening 01 the new Rural Development Operations Room must echo and re-echo in the farthest corners of the country. BeMUM the real test begins
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      No Entry
      338 8 The permanen'. ban the Government has placed on Inche Said Zaha:-i°> entry into the Federation for the moment remains something of a my■tery. It is not known precisely jwhy he has been excluded: for that matter, the ban migiit not have become public knowledge so qui.-kly but for
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      Nuclear Ban
      277 8 The pejorative overtones ol the word propaganda have come so near to concealing its normal meaning that to congratulate Britain and America for a propaganda victory in then appeal to Russia immediately to ban nuclear tent* in the atmosphere sounds almost like a backhanded compliment. It needs to
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    Cairo: Political free port of all Africa...
    1504 8 AND NASSER —THE MAN MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED From the LONDON TIMES A JOURNAL IST who comes back from the Middle East and reports that the Arab world is calm is liable to find his words drowned by a loud explosion But. with
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      WATER CRISIS: WHY WAS THERE NO WARNING?
      251 8 THAT rainfall for the end of last year and for this year has been deficient we have now been told is one of the reasons for the present water difficulties. This I do not doubt, for often in my visits to the pleasant
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      MER6ER AND THE CITIZEN ISSUE
      213 8 'IHE proposal lur Singapore to join the b'eacratlon ai.d for the Federation to Join other States ouiMde Malaya reopens the question or the Constitution under which we shall live. We In Malacca have been profoundly affected by the constitutional changes which have occurred since the
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      VACANT HOMES IN SINGAPORE
      174 8 I AGREE entirely with Mr Chia and his lament over empty City Council houses 'S.I. Aug. 27). But we should not stop at City Council houses for there are -an even larger number of government bungalows and flats lying vacant and going to rack and ruin.
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      50 8 Qauknecht GERMANY'S BEST REFRIGERATOR Special cooking unit ■t motor Freezer control Consume* tmt electric current Loner temperature j Aroma flavour filter i ueur\' guarantee, etc. Top Discount For Cash! Model K. 190, 7 cv. ttet. Deposit $39.00 Monthly $39.00 Kee Huat Radio Co., Ltd. 122-124, Orchard Rood, Sinf oporc 9.
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      183 8 Own Mod.m end Uptedote Heutat at Reck Bottom Pr.cti NAN TANG ESTATE Af Yw Chy Kano Read 6 m.». Naar Sareneoen Garden oft Chuan Hat Avanu< 999 Yeon Leasehold Two-Storey Semi-detached Two-Storey Terrace $16,700 upwards $14,900 upwards T*V r FloOr 3 •••>••'»». B«th/Lavetory, Tarrece Ord. Fleor Loune.e 4 Dm, no.
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    Royal welcome to Alor Star
    479 9 10,000 cheer King and Queen on half-mile drive from station ALOR STAR. Monday j Star this morning. Their Majesties received an enthusiastic welcome at Sungei Patani Railway station. As the royal train pulled In at 8 a.m. several hundred schoolchildren shouted "Daulat Tuanku The Tengku
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    HE RETIRES AFTER 30 YEARS IN GOVERNMENT
    116 9 HE RETIRES AFTER 30 YEARS IN GOVERNMENT IJUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Inche Mohamed bin Baba, 50. .secretary to the Ministry of Rural Development, has retired after 30 years in the government service. He is the husband of Che HaUmahton blnte Abdul Majid. a former elected Federal councilor. Inche Mohamed joined the
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    Seaman hit a DSP: Fined $100
    102 9 Seaman hit a DSP: Fined $100 I SINGAPORE. Mon —A seaman. Herbert McCluggage wa< fined $100 in the ninth magistrate's court today for hitting ond kicking a police officer. McCluggage pleaded guilty to a charge of voluntarily causing hurt to DSP Frank L. Pestana. at the Beach Road Police Station,
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    Ex-BOAC man dies in U.K.
    29 9 SINGAPORE. Mon. Mr. M. A. (Tony) Snowball, former manager of BOAC, in Hong Kong, has died m Britain after being ill for some lime.
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    Two youths jailed
    71 9 IPOH. Mon. Two youths chM'rlbed as secret society «ang~ters were today jailed for 18 months' each for rjbblng another youth !n v cinema. The two youth.s. Ton;? X? Yuen. 20. and Chang CiKMag Chee 18. pleaded not guilty in the Sessions Court to robbing Chan Sal Chee
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    Steel firm seeks 300 acres in Ipoh estate
    325 9 Steel firm seeks 300 acres in Ipoh estate IPOH, Monday. ltf ALAYAWATA STEEL, a joint MaiayanJapanese company, is interested n. setting up its $52 million iron and steel plant in Ipoh. The company has Indicated that It would like to have between 300 and 400 acres of land In the
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    $5,000 for monument fund from turf club
    123 9 $5,000 for monument fund from turf club IPOH, Mon. The Perak Turf Club gav c $5,000 to the National Monument Fond at the race coarse here yesterday, the last day of the Sultan's Gold Vase meeting. The presentation was made by the newly-crown-ed "Miss Perak Turf Club," Miss Sheila ChahiL
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    JOBS: RESTRICTIONS ON SERVICE WIVES ALSO IN SINGAPORE
    228 9 JOBS: RESTRICTIONS ON SERVICE WIVES ALSO IN SINGAPORE SINGAPORE, Monday. •JHE Federation Government's immigration regulations prohibiting Service wives and families from getting jobs unless they get the consent of the Controller of Immigration are also applicable in Singapore. ThLs was disclosed today by the acting Controller of Immigration in Singapore,
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    Barisan Socialis symbol—and what it means
    92 9 Barisan Socialis symbol— and what it means T*HIS is the symbol of the Barisan Socialis, Singapore's biggest opposition party. It consists of a fivepointed red star cutting into the upper edge of a blue circle on a white background. The white background represents purity, the five-pointed red star the socialist
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    Cigs men fined $10,000
    123 9 Cigs men fined $10,000 SINGAPORE, Mon. Two men, caught in a sampan with 1471 b. of dutiable cigarettes early this morning, were fined $5,000 each in the ninth magistrate's court today. Parian bin Mad Djakis and Arshad bin Yusoff pleaded guilty to possession of the cigarettes at sea otl Paslr
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    STRIKE OFFCINEMA TO REOPEN
    60 9 SINGAPORE. Mon. The 34--day-old Marlborough Theatre strike over the employment of a substitute tic-ket-seller has been settled. The cinema is expected to re-open this week. This follows an agreement reached today at a meeting between the management and the Singapore General Employees 1 Union, which represents
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    Parang attack on labourer
    53 9 SINGAPORE. Mon. A labourer. Tan Kirn Chuan. was attacked by 10 men. armed with parangs at Havelock Road, today. Police said the attack followed an argument between Tan and a pirate taxi driver. Tan suffered cute on his right arm and back. He was taken to
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    Sub-branch of Umno opens
    50 9 TELUK ANSON. Mon— The 80th sub-branch of the Low.'i Perak Umno was form -d ai Kampong Jawa Hilir, 20 miles up the Perak River, north of here yesterday Inche Dahari bin Haji Abdul Tallb was elected chairman with Inche Abdul Halim bin Mohamed Hisham oa secretary.
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    Women's tour
    22 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Alon Twelv e women rural leaders will leave here for Manila on Wednesday on an 18-day study tour.
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    Two youths abducted girl in a Malacca park, court told
    402 9 |"HE Malacca Sessions Court was told today how two youths tried on three occasions to commit criminal asspuit on an 18-year-old girl whom they had earlier abducted from the Coronation Park here during the early hours of Feb. 5 this
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    Move to break from Cuepacs
    177 9 Move to break from Cuepacs Mon. The Government Clerical Services Union of Negri Sembilan. resolved last night to support any move to form a federation of clerical unions independent of Cuepacs. The resolution was raised ;it an annual meeting ol the union. It said: "This meeting resol> yes to support
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    Youths build new road
    38 9 BATU OAJAH. Mon. Volunteers from youth clubs in 81tlawan have completed a road leading ti the new $30.--000 sports pavilion there. About 60 boyi and girls took five days to flilsh the 1.000--yard road.
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      14 9 /4HKSfc\ O A JEWELS (TITUS) OU ~7&yae-'Sm£ m m *cr, f m m yctfiott'crjuper
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      209 9 Perfect Movies In Two Ways I SEKONIC ZOOM 8 LENS TURNS MOVIES INTO LIFE The value of a zoom len* to a professional photographer Is Indisputable. One reason for this m value is that reality has two kind* I of motion: first the motion of the) 1 obiect, and next
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    EXCLUSIVE ITALIAN FASHIONS HERE
    385 10 FIRST AT-A-GLANCE PICTURES 1JU1.!.1.1.1...1.U!!.U1.1.1.!.1..l THEY'RE SO GAY AND PRACTICAL FOR WEAR IN MALAYA 1 AT-A-GLANCE fashion pictures above give an A idea of the lovely creations that have arrived in Singapore for the Italian Style and Fashion Fair which opens on Saturday. This Is the first
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    Study tour off fabrics in land off mills
    211 10 Study tour off fabrics in land off mills jlflßS. E. M. Thomson, ITI fashion adviser to William Jacks and Co. (M) Ltd., leaves this week for Britain on a study tour of the latest fabrics. During her stay in Manchester she will explore the new fashion designs at the Tootal
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    A DREAM OF A COOKER FOR NEW RRIDE
    266 10 HOW fortunate is the bride of today! If she is starting a home of her own, she is hardly nervous at the thought of it. She begins her household duties surrounded by pushbutton electric appliances knowing fully well that everything can be
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    Too many amateurs in the hairdressing game
    443 10 Too many amateurs in the hairdressing game npHERE is hardly a A woman who does not drop in to the hairdresser's once a fortnight (or oftener) to have a shampoo and set, trim, or perm. A hairdo Is the best regular morale-lifter a woman can treat herself to. It is
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    Pleats to suit figure
    136 10 Pleats to suit figure pLEATED blouses are K the latest for girls who aim to look smart as well as feminine. They are ideal for the office, teamed with a straight skirt, or for the evening with a more glamorous skirt. The career woman who has to do much travelling
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    Salad far dieters
    70 10 rIS is a slimming salad that dieters and nondleters will enjoy. Arrange a slice of quartered pineapple on four crisp lettuce leaves, washed and shaken dry. Pour four quarters of tomatoes on the pineapple, and in the centre pile four ounces of cottage cheese. Sprinkle with seedless
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      182 10 New Summertime colours in Frosted Nail Enamels Magnificent Spun Golds! Matchable Pastels! Marvellous New Fashions lor Your Fingertips and Toes! Enf'-ing icings in nail enamels to go with every hot colour you djare every pole color you wear. It's the fashion fun that could whirl a vacation into a sensation!
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      294 10 Advertisement POSTBAG ...answering nonie of your beauty problem* Prepared to be Pretty A/r make-up never noes on \moothly and it so soon looks streak v anil patchy. What am I doing that is wrong I expect you are trying to put >our make-up on before your skin is made ready.
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      1585 11 BLUE PUMMEL LIME FREIGHT EMBIBIESi Tel: 24ft. PASSAGE EMUIBIESi Itli 3411 II ABEN, LIVEBPfL, CUSIfW, LBHtON > CONTINENTU PORTS. Oue Sport Sail* Sham Penani MENESTNEUI L'fMl, A'moirtn, Hell. H'barg ll Ft/Sfft I MEHELAUS Have, L'pool, Dublin, A'moetk tea. 3J Teiay Stft 1/7 Sift I ASCANIUS leeeea, Hamburg, Holland.. Stft 7
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      2947 11 THE E. A^ C. LINES- =h K THE BEN LINE STEAMERS LTD. &T SAILINM TO: MEBIHttANEAN. CBHTINENTAt A SCANBIMVIAN PBHU. t M fHt fXmM UMuFnimm UmmL •"cMTi'mNTH PttTJ -TiSritt" 8 "■•iS/lli.i! i/3iS S Km«,t.L, LfJ... M-br..|h. H*mb.rg »Sjgl gM])] ■•BOeOTA* tl 30 Sttt 4SJ 5 7 Set I I "ft
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      1311 11 mMcALISTER tfc CO., LTD. <m»_ TEI, Hi. ***** IQIW ELLERMAN LIKE Ok KLAVENESS LINE I LONDON, NAMrUIG. ROTTERDAM, HAVRE, LOS ANGELES. SAN FRANCISCO. A. HULL. SEATTLE, VANCOUVER 1 PORTLANB. Cm Of WELLINGTON AcctfUtg cargi ftr Clltril I Sutk Aminca S'pori P. Sham Ptnant 73/77 Sift 80 Sift/ 3 Oct 21
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    TIRED STOCK EXCHANGE: DEALINGS STALEMATED
    437 12 From Our Market Correspondent WHEN the Malayan Stock Exchange opened after the week-end conditions continued to be extremely quiet and the volume of business written was very small. The market is TIRED and without any incentive the weight of buying power seems to have dried
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    STOCK INDICES
    21 12 Malayan Stock Indices: Sept. 4 Sept 2 Industrials: 163.25 163.25 Tins: 337.60 337.96 Rubbers: 241.62 241.62 Jan. 1 1958=100
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    MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE
    714 12 BUSINESS on the Malayan Stork Exchange. Federation section yesterday with the number of deals In brackets: Industrials: Gammon (2.000) $1.77 ON (9,000) *1 77; Cold Store (1.000) J2 421 ON: V K orrts (2.000) SI 23 ON. Minings: Aurtral Amal (1,000) 28s. 7id.: A. Hium (500) Sss.
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    CLOSING PRICES
    37 12 SINGAPORE. Sept. 4. RUBBER: 86 cents per Ib. (down threeeighths of a cent). 5 p.m. unofficial close: 86 cents (quiet). TIN: $497.75 per plcnl (up 51. 37!-). Estimated unofficial offering 250 tons (down 30 tons).
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    RUBBER PRICES
    208 12 SEPTEMBER flrit grade rubbsr buyers f.a.b closed In Singapore yesterday at 86 centa per Ib. down three-eigbtha of a cent on Friday's closing price. The tone was qulat. S.C.C.R.A. closing prices in centa per Ib. yementay were: int. 1 R.S.B. Spot f.o.D buyer* 85], sellers 86: Int. 1
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    118 12 •THE Chinese PrwJuc. Eichanx.. Stntaawe. na«n pnc.i par pieul ytittrday were: Capra I'K'CoDtinrnt B«pt»mtxr ahlpmant $26 bujrers. J2BJ aellers. Coconut ell: bulk %3H sellern drum (41 sellers. Pip N r: Muntok white *ISO aellen. Sarawak white ***** acllera. special Sarawak black ***** MllerK, pirMrd Uirapona; black *147| sellera.
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    130 12 THI Malayan fxMtant* Banfcf An.elatlen mad* tbenc chaana In Ita rate* to merchants yesterday (all rate* to $100) New Varli: buying airmail T.T. S2J, O.D. 321. 90 d/st 331 credit bills. 331 trade bll'a Canada: buying airmail T.T. 331. O.D. 34. 90 d.«t 34 7/16 credit bills. 34t
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    Singapore tin price still continues to advance
    269 12 THE tin price in Singax pore yesterday continued its advance and gained a further $1.37* which took it to $497.75. The offering was reduced by 30 tons to 250 tons. The outlook according to local traders continues bullish as offerings on the market
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    116 12 MELBOURNE. Mon. INVESTMENT shares opened the week along steady lines. Dunlop gained lid. to 375. 9d. and A.W.A. 6d. to 245. Base Metals were steady. Oils were firmer. Assoc Aost. oil gained Is. to 7s. 6a. and A.I. Consolidated Gold 33 6d. to 345. Commonwealth bonds were firm.
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    145 12 SHIPS lying .lonniirt. thi Slngapora wharves t«lay arsi Uka, IS/16, Ozarda 37/28. Bolwlaw Blerut 33/34, Mandevllle 19, Telajnon 23/24, Pulau Kldjan* NW. 4, flcla.t Madura 20, Salansor NW. 2. Tons Jit NW. S, Soon Bm NW. 1. Outsr rtads: KaranK DJawa, Leslie J Thompson, Ma)ula. Inflow lan.
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      127 12 THE EASTERN SHIPPING CORPORATION LIMITED Spore P. Shorn Penang T.S.S. "Stoic Of Modros" Voy.lol Sept 2/Sfpt 5 Sept 6 Sept 7 Spore ETA/fTD FROM CALCUTTA, CHITTAGONG CHALNA M.V. "STATE OF ORISSA" for Coirm, Brisbane, Sydney and Melbourne Sapt. 8/10 FROM CALCUTTA, K AKIN AD A MADRAS M.V. "STATE OF UTTAR
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      569 12 PUBLIC APPOINTMENT GOVERNMENT OF BRUNEI VACANCIES FOR TEACHERS Applications are invited from Normal Trained Teachers and Graduate Teachers to fill several vacancies in the Education Department. Brunei. These vacancies are for preparatory daises as well as for Specialist appoin:ments In English. Mathematics. Science. Geography, Domestic Science. Woodwork and Metalworlc. 2.
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      695 12 NOTICE This Is to advise all our customers thai Mr. J. Sim Cnelc Meng, our medical representative is no longer In our employment and has no authority whatsoever to represent us as from the Is: of Sept. 1961. LINDETEVES-JACOBERG (M) LTD. NOTICE THIS Is to advise all our customers that
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      835 12 TRONOH MINES LIMITED DIVIDEND The Board of Directors in their annual report will recommend payment of. a final dividend of Is 9d. per share, less Income tax at 7s. 9d. in the payable in London on 20th October, 1961 to ai' shareholders on the register on 21st September (including transferees
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      709 13 NOTICES NOTICE It Is hereby notified that Mr. M P. Philips haa left our employment on 1-9-61 and therefore has no right to transact any business on our behalf. THE MALAYAN MINERS CO. LTD. 568 South Bridge Road. Singapore. f.W.D. TENDER NOTICE Tenders from registered Class E Contractor and above
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      2424 13 BE^^FT^V^l^l^^^Bi ■TlriTl l3Tjl it t^ i a»»sss»s«f^BBsBBBBBt»a.»as«eBBB«BS»# (Contlnned from Pare S) SITUATIONS VACANT Itt Wordt Si (Min.)— Box St ctt. rxtro SINCAPORE CITY COUNCIL: Post of temporary typist filled. Applicants thanked. COOK BOY and amah required. Rlnc. 4AIRSI extn. f lli'S or rail 111W Upper .i P.n.id Changi, Spore. WANTED
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      809 13 FOR HIRE J* Wordt tt (Min.)—Box It tit. txtro SELF DRIVE DAILY $15.00. Wkly fTO.OO. *****. Everflne Co., B'pore. LOOK'S CAR RENTAL offers discounts, unlimited mileage. Tel: Spore ***** ■OATS, YACHTS FOR SALE Wtrdt SS (Min.)—Box tt ets. txlro NEW LIOHTWSICHT EVINRUDB outboard motors: 3, St snd 10 horsepower to
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      810 13 VEHICLES FOR SALE it Wordt Si (Min.)—Box St ctt. txlrm FIAT 14MB 1950 Insr: June 1962. two owner*. $1,290 on o. Tel: ****** after j p.m. *****. (Spore). 1»M AUSTIN A4O Cambridge, 1936 Volkswatcnn 8 'Wagon. 10.13 Austin Healey Bport, 1933 Hlllman. 1033 Kord Consul. King ***** '6 or call
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      304 13 WHERE TO STAY (Spore) it Wordf 570 'Minimum, Daily 1 month. 10 Wordt Si.iO (Mm.) AIRCONOITIONED NOMAIRCOM. DITIONEO Rooms Moderate Cbarges. Tloag Hoa Hotel Tel: *****. HOTEL AMBASSADOR Seaside. Homely Atmosphere, 48, Mryer Road, S'porc. Dancin* Nlgbtly Tel: 41M1/4. FOR COOL and comfort, stsy nt 7th. Btorev —nightly dancing. Roehore
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    TWO OFF ON STUDY TOUR IN HOLLAND
    203 14 TWO OFF ON STUDY TOUR IN HOLLAND TWO Malayan sales executives leave for Holland by X.L.M. tomorrow on a sixweek training course at Philips Industries. Eindhoven. They are Mr. Choong Chee Weng of Philips (Malaya) Ltd. and Mr. Lie Gran of Philips (Singapore) Ltd. who will study all aspects of
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    Three U. S. cargo ships to call at F. E. ports
    148 14 Three U. S. cargo ships to call at F. E. ports rpHREE new cargo- passenger ships of the American Mail Line will soon be calling at Far Eastern and Asian ports. Two of them, Japan Mail and Washington Mail, have already been launched, while the third, Phillipine Mall is due
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    GERMAN PEN ON MART
    69 14 ANEW German -made fountain pen has entered the Singapore and Federation markets. It Is Osram, a product of Merz and Krell and Is available with fine and extra fine nibs. Mr. Chin Soen Ming, pronrletor of Lee Chong Hong, local sole distributors, said yesterday that the
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    Boom in tin, iron mining
    373 14  -  HENRY PAUL 'Malaya has never had it so good,' say Ipoh miners By JULY PRODUCTION, LABOUR FORCE HIGHEST SINCE RESTRICTION SCHEME WAS INTRODUCED IN 1957 fHE prevailing high tin price and the refund of their contributions to the previous buffer stock have encouraged and aided
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    Antiques are in great demand
    151 14 ORIENTAL antiques or objects of art are in great demand in Europe and Britain, according to Mr. Victor Wee. auctioneer, appraiser and proprietor of C.C.C. Junk Store, Singapore. Mr Wee. who has Just returned atter a threfmomh study tour of Europe and Britain said that
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    Another Caltex station opened
    176 14 A NEW Caltex circle service station has opened for business at Senai. South Johore. Known as Seng Sing Station. It Is run by Mr. Chal Nyet Chor. a well-known businessman who has lived in the area for more than 30 years The station is one of
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    New flight time by Qantas
    59 14 A QANTAS BOEING 707 turbofan Jet made -a recordbreaking flight between San Francisco and Sydney on Aug. 19 with a time of 13 hours 44 minutes, clipping two nours nine minutes off the previous Qantas record. The new flight time was made despite 70 m.p.h.
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    BRIGHT FUTURE FOR BANKING, SAYS MANAGER
    190 14 BRIGHT FUTURE FOR BANKING, SAYS MANAGER OANKING prospects i Federation of Malaya Yong Dhaneswongse, m; Bank Ltd.. Singapore. Mr. Yong said that the opening of the new $600,000 building by the bank at New Bridge Road last Saturday was proof of the bank's confidence in the future of Singapore. He
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    Aluminium for lorries
    102 14 rpRANSPORT contractors X and representatives of vehicle firms in Ipoh recently saw a film showing the advantages of using aluminium bodies lor lorries. The film was shown by the British Aluminium Co. Ltd. at the premises of Harper, Oilfillan and Co. Ltd., their agents. According to them,
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    NZ apple crop
    33 14 NEW ZEALAND'S apple and pear crop this year amounted to 4,109,000 cases, of which nearly half was exported. It was the first time that production had exceeded four million cases.
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    Sim.housing estate is being developed
    177 14 Sim. housing estate is being developed ANOTHER new hous- ing estate is being developed in Singapore at a cost of $1.5 million. To be named Nan Yang Estate, the project Is being developed by Nan Yang Realty Co at the 6th milestone. Ylo Chu Kang Road and will be completed
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    Study tour at Tootal mills
    50 14 Mrs. E. M. Thomson, a senior sales executive of William Jacks and Co. (Malaya) Ltd., has left Singapore for Britain to study new fashion designs at the Tootal headquarters. Manchester. She will also visit Tootal mills in Lancashire to learn about production, research and techniques.
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    Klang venue for Cup tie
    81 15 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Klang will be the venue of a Malaya Cup soccer match lor the ant time when Selangor meets Negri Sembh.in there on bepi. 17. A pavilion was constructed and the Klang padang was enclosed early this year. Gate charges for the match
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    Vase winner made good a year late
    328 15  -  EPSOM JEEP By IPOH, Monday THE L and T Stable-Noel McGrowdie partnership triumphed in another big race when Lightning Flash scored a magnificent 1J -length win from a rank outsider. Flying Phoenix in the Sultan's Gold Vase over 5Jf straight at Ipoh yesterday.
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    FMOC faces busiest period
    943 15  -  NORMAN SIEBEL By FIRM POLICY ON FUTURE GAMES NEEDED AND FOUR-YEAR TERM FOR COUNCIL ESSENTIAL rPHE Federation of Malaya Olympic Council will have much more to do than review the past and elect officials at its third biennial general meeting at the Merdeka Stadium today. The
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    599 15 11TEIGHTS f o t Vf etfht races at Penan* on Sunday: Cl. 4. Div. 1— 7F. Gold Hunt 900 Nu«et 8.13 Tobvvo 8.12 Martian g u Tariff Q g.ofl Ben Hur II 8.07 Roll In 8.07 St. Honorr 8.06 Bistro 8.05 Irish Pearl 8.05 Bright Kvrs III 8.0S
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    Cobras' will introduce beneficial sting
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    Spore, Fed in Group A
    73 15 SINGAPORE. Mon. Singapore and Malaya will compete In the same group of the Singapore Amateur Basketball Federation's "Orient Year" basketball tournament to be held at the Happy World stadium from Sept 14 to Sept. 32. The draw made today resulted: Men Group A: Singapore. Seoul.
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    Russians top medals list
    75 15 SOFIA. Mon. Japan finished second to the Soviet Union In the gold medals table at the World Student Games. which ended here today. The Japanese sportsmen and women gained nine gold medals. The Soviet Ifnlon led with 21. Counting all medals. the Soviet Union led with
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    FINA ADVICE TAKEN FOR $1.5 m POOL
    243 15  -  KEN FERNANDEZ B> KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Work will start next month on a $limillion swimming pool conforming to international standards in Kuala Lumpur. The pool, which Is being built with the advice of the Federatloii Internationale de Natation In Paris, will be 50
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      131 15 HMHI^kHHIdk^HBfIBHBiH^iAMJUHi ATHLETICS VALUVAR YOl TH CLUB 10MILE BIG WALK (Araui: 1 Mohamed Abdoh b Zainol Abidln 2 Yacob b Mat lhr 49m 6s; women: 1 Ha&nl bte Mahamud. BASKETBALL FRIENDLY (Talking) Hua Llan Secondary School b; Penang MTC 79-50. SOCCER SPORE JL'MOCI CUP: Darul Afiah 3 Serangoon Gardens 2: replay:
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    Water situation improves
    539 16 But Singaporeans urged to conserve as much as possible SINGAPORE, Mon. by Alexandra Roau irom Pasir Panjang power station to Queenstown. Tne boundary runs from the Ferrer Roaa Hoiiiiiiu Roaa junction to the sixth milestone Bukit Timali Road ana extenas w> me seventh milestone. Bukii Timah Road.
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    100 16 j w. phipps pmam lullv al IS.M am. on 4-9-61 ••onr,:e kmvtag 11. l-oron^ ;«t .'i ihi in. •n ."-.'-«l to Holy Family Church. KatonK thtnet- to Bidad.m. AOAMS. On Mit. r: i iiidd.rtiv). Jonn William K.rnrst iBilI) dearly loved huaband of Sheila Aiams. ot U Usual-lit., Itoldalbarv nnd
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    78 16 THE FAMILY OF thr 1.1 Mi i i ir.i a .^:i>rm inanki ;iii ra ■ad friend* lor wnrilnK »"r*ath« lunrml Mill CEORCIANNA CHCAH ..rid f.imily thank fneuds relatives lor kind t midrlrncttt and wreath* sent for the funeral of her late mother. Mr*. Che.ih Her Nyen nee Mad.im LeonK
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    30 16 LONDON. Mon.— Britain's gold and convertible '."urrency .eserves jumped In August jy £369 million to stand at 1.425 million on August 31. he Treasury announced tolay. Reuter.
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    291 16 STORE COURSE IS TOUGH SINGAPORE, Mon. The Singapore Grand Prix course is more demanding and gruelling than the worldfamous Isle of Man course in England, said Japan's leading racing motor cyclist Giichl Suzuki, who flew in today 10 compete In the meet on Sept. 16 and 17. Suzuki, uiio won
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    Dyak chief on visit
    48 16 SINGAPORE. Mon.- A sea Dyak chieftain. Penghulu Jarau. and a party of nine, flew here from Kuching today on their way to Kuala Lumpur as guests of the Federation Prime Minister. Tengku Abdul Rahman. Penghulu Jarau said their i 12-day visit was "purely social.'
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    LONDON STOCKS, RUBBER and TIN
    322 16 LONDON. Mon- BtOCt BaitWi y pei forma nee i tor the lirsi liay of new ac- I count Tneie was only .i modest improvement m Uie level ol boataaai but small buyers pretio- ■mn.iteu in the industrial market Tlie Berlin dtuatton remained Uie chief raatntatag
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    23 16 LONDON. Mon.— Buyers £986. sellers £987 Forward buyers £990. sellers £991. Settlement £991. Turnover ajn. 70 tons. p.m. 140 tono. Tune: Easier
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    45 16 LONDON. Mon. Spot 25' .a. i Oct 2i"!d.. Nov 25 .a. Dec. j 25 ,a.. Oci. Dec 25 j u., Jan./ Mm 25, U.. Apnl/June I Sept So^.d.. C.i f Sept. 25 1 -d.. Oct. 25» 3 d. Nov 25' 3 d. Tone: Steady.
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    87 16 SINGAPORE. Mon. A woman and two men were killed in tin bus when it was involved in a collision with a fiveton Royal Navy truck at the 11 1 /2 mile Sembawang Road this morning. The dead: Teo Kirn Yue. 61. the woman; Ong Cbye
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